The Cavaliers trailed by 41 points in the first half, an embarrassing record of only three in NBA playoff history

The Cavaliers, who are the top seeds in the East, faced the fourth-seeded Pacers in this series, and fell behind 39-80 at the end of the first half in Game 4 of the second round of the NBA playoffs on the 12th, becoming the third embarrassing situation in history that the playoff halftime difference was more than 40 points.

The Cavaliers trailed by 41 points in the first half

The Cavaliers swept the Heat in the first round of the playoffs to advance, but it was extremely difficult to meet the Pacers in the second round, and they were reversed by their opponents at home in the first two games in a row to swallow two consecutive defeats, and the former team relied on the first brother Mitchell to score 43 points to recover one.

Continuing to play on the Pacers' home court today, the Cavaliers have trailed the Pacers by as many as 41 points at the end of the first half, and there have only been two playoffs in the past when the halftime difference was more than 40 points, including the 1987 Pistons leading the Bullets by 40 points and the Cavaliers leading the Celtics by 41 points in 2017, and the Cavaliers became the third team to write this embarrassing record.